The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
PERSONAL.

| HENRY IRVING, Ellen Terry and company leave
London for New York on Oct 90
| MARY ANDERSON has bought $50, 900 worth of
| property at Manchester-by-theSea Mass.
PRESIDENT McCosH, of Princeton, is getting
well and will soon be able to attend to his duties
NINE. ANrorNETrE STERLING takes great pride
in her ancestry. The first of her family in
America was Gov William Bradford, and
| another of her kin was PrependaIy John Brad
| ford, of st. Paul's London who was burned at
| the stake in 1855.
e. L. DENNIS, of Browshurg. O., is probably
the most industrious editor in the world. He
gets out weekly paper with pen and ink and
does all the work himself. He writes out care
fully every copy Of the paper, and his chirogra-
ply is as handsome as his little journal is bright
COUNT BEUsr left written statement of the
manner in which his estate was to be disposed
Of, but no formal will; for, he said in the state
ment referred to, Ito make will is a repusiye
thing He directed that the simple stone above
his grave should bear only his name, the dates
of his birth and death, and the words Peace to
his ashes, justice to his memory
some sensation has been caused in Viennese
society by the conversion of Mile. Melanie Bias
kovlcs, member of one of the Oldest families
in Hungary, TO Judaism. This young lady Dub-
licly abjured in the principal Viennese syna-
gogue, She will be married soon to Baron Her
mann konigSwarter, son of Baron Mortz Konigs
warter, the well-known Jewish banker
NORTH LESSER, a wealthy Hebrew. of Chicago
about month ago married Miss Denning the
daughter of prominent Catholic family of
Arkansas. The marriage was opposed by her
family, but he persuaded her to clone with hin,
They settled in handsome house in Chicago.
but the honeymoon had barely passed before
the bride repented, and has left him to enter n
convent
APRoPos of Lord Salisbury's reported remark
at the recent Royal Academy banquet that he
could not call to mind Single statue Of a man
attired in q "claw. hammer coat " and GEORGE
Augustus Sala's wish that some sculptor would
try the experiment of making one, the Pottsville
Miners Journal invites them to come to Potts
vile at their earliest convenience and take a
view OF the Clay monument.
PRoF. HENRY WHITALL who died i'm London
on Sunday, was a well known figure i'm the
scientific world and n ripe astronomical student
he was the inventor OF the panisphere I'm use in
the common schools in this country, and made
the astronomical calculations for alrnanacs. He
was native of New Jersey, and visited England
Tor the purpose OF introducing his Astronomical
Instruments in the educational institutions
there
IT IS SAID writer in the literary department
of the London Times once wrote a gushing no.
tce of one Of Dickens later works and as n re-
ward was presented with the manuscript of the
same which In less than a week he sold TO an
American publisher for $1,000 new story
was recently given a lot of fulsome praise In the
same paper, and as result all of two comics
were sold. The lesson is transparent The
bHuuuSItI bhullutIS no more.
SENATOR LAFAYETTE FOSTER of Connecticut.
told a story about Gov Trumbull of his State
who, on the occasion OF a grand riot, assembled
block aud attempted by speech TO quiet the
people, when random missile hitting him II,
the head felled him to the ground He was
badly hurt, and as his friends were CARRYING
him into his house his wife met him at the door
and exclaimed: Why my husband, they have
knocked your brains out" 'No they haven't"
said the Governor. ''lf I'd had any brains I
shouldn't have gone there"
4 NEW PORTRAIT of Thomas Bailey Aldrich is
being printed in the newspapers which is n
striking example of how faithful is the resem
blance OF the average newspaper picture and
the original Looking leisurcly over a pile of
exchanges IN his office last week Mr. Aldrlcb |
casually glanced at not less than four papers |
containing his portrait without making the dis |
covery that the counterpart there represented !
was intended for himself friend sitting nj
his elbow finally called the authors attention to
the portrait. After looking az Il a moment, Mr. |
Aldrich said; well, think may be pEidoned |
for not having recognized that'